IDRiM Virtual Workshop (IDRiM2020)
Venue: Online (Zoom)
Dates: 23-24 September 2020
The IDRiM Society has postponed the 11th IDRiM Conference due to the tremendous
growth of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases across the globe. For this reason, although wecannot meet physically at our annual conference, we will hold the “IDRiM VirtualWorkshop for Interactive Discussions between Senior and Early-Career
Scientists” on 23-24 September 2020. We think that it is at times like these that IDRiM
Society and all its members should play an important role by promoting integrated
disaster risk management.
The Integrated Disaster Risk Management Society (IDRiM) (idrim.org), an academic
society, was founded in 2009 following a series of ten conferences organised by theDisaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI) and the International Institute for Applied
Systems Analysis (IIASA). Since 2009, we have hosted IDRiM conferences annually indifferent countries around the world showcasing research, implementation cases
studies and addressing some of the most pressing problems in the field.
The idea behind the “IDRiM Virtual Workshop” is to provide a virtual communicative
space to promote the exchange of ideas and discussion between well established,
experienced scientists and experts who will chair the sessions, and early-career
scientists and researchers. Although we would like to create a space for dialogue
between senior and early-career scientists, the workshop is open to everyone who isinterested and motivated to learn, share ideas, provide comments, and promote IDRiM.
The Workshop will also host keynote talks and provide opportunities for discussion.

Keynote Speakers


Ortwin Renn, IASS, Germany“The added value of the systemic risk perspective for understanding and governing
the COVID-19 crisis”
Adam Rose, University of Southern California“The Impact of the COVID-19 on the Economy of the United States”

Program
UTC Time

23 September 2021

9:00 AM[Plenary] Small opening remark

9:30 AM

Session 1-1

Session 1-2

Mohsen Ghafory-Ashtinany

Ram

Elisabeth Krausmann

Pasupuleti

How

11:30 AM

toclosethegapSession 1-3
SateeshIntegrating

Norio Okada
Emmanuel Garnier

ClimateBuilt Back Better evenbetween science and policy

Change Adaptation andBefore

Disaster

towardeffective

Disaster Risk Reduction

Participatory

implementation;

DisasterandGovernanceInsurance
60 minutes break

12:30 PM[Plenary] Inauguration

2:00 PM[Plenary] Keynote Speech by Ortwin Renn
Break

5:10 PM[Plenary] Small opening remark

5:30 PMSession 2-1

Session 2-2

Session 2-3

Adam Rose

James Goltz

William Siembieda

Economic consequences ofAsthildur

Mohsen Ashtiany

disasters; economic resilience

Bernhardsdottir

DRR

to disasters

Risk and culture

Case Studies

Session 3-1

Session 3-2

Session 3-3

Session 3-4

Rajib Shaw

Peijun Shi

James Goltz

Yoshiyuki Yama

Innovation and Incubation in Changing risk landscapeKatsuya Yamori

Jong-il NaDisaster Risk Reductionof natural disasters in

Conceptions of DisasterCommunity

andtheand the Corona Virus;

Narrative

based

What the Pandemic isDisasterRisk

Teaching UsManagement

7:30 PMImplementation

30 minutes break
8:00 PM

Session 2-4Irasema Ayala
Ilan Noy
COVID-19: Insights through

9:40 PMthe lens of IDRiM
140 minutes break

11:00 PMchangingenvironment
1:00 AM
30 minutes break / 24 September 2021
1:30 AM[Plenary] Keynote Speech by Adam Rose

2:30 AM[Plenary] Announcement of IDRIM Awards

global10 minutes break
3:00 AM

Session 4-1

Session 4-2Session 4-3

Session 4-4

Bijay Anand Misra

Katsuya Yamori

Hirokazu Tatano

Tetsuya Takemi

Strengthening

Disaster

EconomicParticipatory

Adaptive Governance at Local

education,community-based

assessment

Level; Evidence based Lessons disastermanagement,

disasterrisk

on Natural and Social Risks

impactUnderstanding
meteorologicalhazards and risks forcommunication

disasterrisk

education

underclimate change

5:20 AM
40 minutes break
6:00 AM

Session 5-1

Session 5-2

Session 5-3

Session 5-4

Guoyi Han

Eiichi Nakakita

Ilan Chabay

Suman Sensarma

Risk and development; APerspectives on disaster

Norio Okada

Uttam Roydialoguetransforming

related climate change

Participatory

creativeDavid Nguyen

development and disaster risk

impact assessment anddesign

address

Junko Mochizuki

adaptation

complex challenges ofDisasterrisk governancemanagement

ontorisk

implementationsocially viable DRR

8:20 AM
10 minutes break
8:30 AM

Session 5-5

Session 5-6

Ortwin Renn

Gisela Wachinger

Andrew Collins

Yoko Matsuda

TheManagement,Governance and Psychology

Involving stakeholders torisk governanceof Pandemics; Experiences
10:30 AM

from COVID-19
15 minutes break

10:45 AMSession 5-7

Session 5-8

Session 5-9

Stefan Hochrainer

Junko Mochizuki

Kaori Kitagawa

Yoko Matsuda

Subhajyoti Samaddar

Systemicrisk,

compoundevents and cascading effects

disasterHideyuki Shiroshita

science: A networking

Ravindra Jayaratne

sessionYoshihiro Okumura

Women

12:45 PM

What is your “IDRiM”
15 minutes break

1:00 PMin[Plenary] Closing Session / Feed back–Abstract Submission Instructions
1) Names and affiliations of the presenter and co-authors of the study2) Contact e-mail address3) Title of presentation
4) Abstract (within 200 words) and 3-5 keywords
5) Preferable time zone for presentation: your country of residence oranother country/region6) Chair and topic you are interested in. If more than one, please indicate
priority (e.g. 1 – First choice; 2 – Second choice…)
7) Please inform if you would like to submit a full paper and yourpreferred Paper Submission Option (A or B) (click here for more details)
Language of Submission
All abstracts must be submitted in English only.
Online Submission Platform
All abstract submissions are to be done via the BagEvent platform(https://www.bagevent.com/event/idrimworkshop/p) by July 31, 2020.
Please note that you must register for a BagEvent account (for free) in order to proceedwith your submission, providing your name, affiliation and contact details.

General Information
All presenters are required to register in order to be included in the program andpresent. Registration by presenters of accepted abstracts must be completed no later
than 31 August 2020.
Review and Notification to Authors
All completed abstracts will be peer-reviewed. You will be informed by email of theacceptance status of your abstract by late August 2020.
Publication
By submitting an abstract, authors agree to publication.Presentation
Oral presentations will be included within topical sessions of the official VirtualWorkshop programme.

Important dates
Date

Event5 Jun

Call opens for presentation abstacts

10 JunRegistration begins

31 JulSubmission deadline for presentation abstracts

15 AugFast-track option full paper submission deadline (paper submission option A)

31 AugResult announcement for presentation abstracts

20 SepRegistration deadline

23-24 Sep

IDRIM Virtual Workshop

15 OctStandard option full paper submission deadline (paper submission option B)

OutcomeA special thanks to our keynote speakers, Prof. Orwin Renn and Prof. Adam Rose, as well
as all session chairs for taking time out of your busy schedule to join this event. Thanks
also to all presenters, and participants. It is because of your active participation,
excellent presentations and lively discussions that we can say that this IDRiM VirtualWorkshop was a complete success. The high number of participants (See below) thediversity of countries and regions, and multi-disciplinary topics highly exceeded ourexpectations. I learned a lot, and feel energized and motivated to continue working hardfor IDRiM and in my own research.
I must say that although we lacked the opportunity to meet face to face, the online
event did provide an informal setting which in many ways, at least for me, allowed me
to feel at home and to have a personal connection with many of you.
As with all events, I am sure there are things we could have done differently, and that
we can improve. We learned a lot from hosting the event and hope that if we holdfuture online events, we can do better. For example, I think it would be great to add thepossibility of one to one or small group interactions. If you have comments orsuggestions, please do send them to us. They will be very helpful.

The total number of restoration was
The number of region/country was
The number of session was
The number of presentation was

248
38
24
97 + 3 absents

The breakdown of the registration is below:
Afghanistan

1

Jamaica

1

Algeria

1

Japan

73

Australia

2

Korea

3

Austria4

Mexico1

Bangladesh

2Myanmar2

Brazil

3

Nepal

2

Canada5

Netherlands

3

China

34

New Zealand

7

Colombia

8

Pakistan

1

Egypt

11

Philippines1

Finland

11

Poland1

France22

Portugal1

Germany

44

Romania1

Greece

11

Spain

3

Iceland1

Sweden

1

India

27

Switzerland

1

Iran

13

Turkey2

Ireland

1

UK

14

Italy

1

US

18

Official Site: Here
Keynote Speech recording: Here
Presentation Abstracts: Here
Information of Session Chairs: Here